T-type three-level energy storage converters are widely used in low-voltage, high-current applications due to their low power consumption, low conduction losses, and high power density. To improve their dynamic regulation performance and steady-state control accuracy, this paper proposes an adaptive PID control strategy based on a BP-RBF neural network nonlinear prediction model. First, the operating principle and mathematical model of the T-type energy storage converter are constructed, and the current control variable is decoupled and simplified. Based on this model, a BP-RBF neural network is designed, and an adaptive PID controller with online parameter tuning is proposed. Through simulation analysis under different operating conditions, it is proved that the proposed adaptive control strategy has better response speed, steady-state performance, and overall robustness than conventional PID controllers It effectively suppresses output current harmonics and improves converter stability and dynamic performance, providing theoretical support and technical means for control strategies in high-performance energy storage systems.